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He recibido un producto que no tiene nada que ver con el que solicité. He observado que hay mucha gente que les ha ocurrido lo mismo. Esto huele a engaño. Voy a intentar que me lo cambien, pero me temo que va a ser para nada.

Just received the so-called zoomshot pro smartphone telescope. The product I received is different than the one shown on the website and it's performance is poor and has nothing to do with what they present on the website (they added very impressive videos) . To sum it up, I feel like I've been made a fool of... I won't be buying a screw from these guys...

They post false information about amazon ps5 restock.

After reading videogame reviews from a number of reviewers about a plethora of games I can honestly say it feels like they may not even play the games before their write ups. Like...they watched a video and just took the tidbits they could type out quickly. I dunno, just...not impressed. Judging by some of the other reviews on here, maybe it's not just the VG section.

Techradar always lies on article headlines to make you click. Absolute trash. I wanted to rate it 0 stars

Continuously hijacking subjects like "free this", "free that" , while most of them are paid applications. I mean to promote paid apps is surely not a problem, but don't hijack the subject with false titles on Google and then only promote paid or even expensive applications.

I see reviews made by Tech Reader from the USA site and the UK site I'm very sure they are missleading people about smartphones,the people who review phone's must be getting back hander, because I have seen phone's up £1000/$1000 cheaper than they say they not look on AliExpress or banggood,or kimovil.com or Dhgate .do not trust Tech Radar

Best tech websites with great and informative articles!

The content that this site offers nowhere near makes up for the amount of ads on EVERY webpage. seriously, scrolling through the webpage on mobile is infuriating because all the ads loading makes the site almost unusable. not to mention that you will get three large ads on the screen at once, sometimes with one ad almost completely covering the other and oftentimes wholly hiding blocks of text in an article. example: constant reloading banner ads, excessive mid-article ads, scroll-through ads that regularly get blocked out by other ads, and scrolling videos that auto play and have to be manually paused. alas, an ad blocker helps, but there's still annoying swaths of the page that are empty or display a "webpage cannot be reached" img where the ad should be. not worth the ads, definitely not worth subscribing to. the fact that they feel the need to place such an incredulously ridiculous amount of advertisements in each article tells you a lot about the quality of their website and reviews.

I canot say anything about their cookies (I remove all cookies every couple of minutes) nor about possible viruses in downloads (I don't download anything from there, and if I did I'd download to a "sacrificial machine" before I allowed anything on to computers I use for work and hobbies).

What I can say is that whenever they have reviewed anything that I know about, or even own myself, the reviews have been shallow, and often just wrong.

It seems to me that they are part of the system (conscious or otherwise) that aims to make us dissatisfied with any technological gadgets we own, and to encourage us to spend, spend, spend on the latest and (according to them) greatest.

For example they assume that all photographers want to "upgrade" from the "amateur" APS-C sensor size to the "professional" full frame. What nonsense!

Advice? avoid, or read for amusement only.

I looked up an article using an iPad Air 2, which isn’t that old, and the website literally froze. That website is 90 percent ads. If they need to rely that much on ads, maybe they could try producing better content instead of filling half the screen with garbage.

I want to disable tracking in general on their site. The legitimate interest is easy, but the hundreds of advertising partners is not, you have to scroll through them individually to turn them off. Ermmm, its a new era now, protect your customers, not try to screw them. Don't use techradar until this is sorted. I won't.

Somebody want to figure out how techradar installed cookies into my son's school issued chromebook, that automatically allowed for MOTION SENSORS(DEFAULT) Javascript, images, pop-ups and redirects, background sync, sound and PAYMENT HANDLERS(DEFAULT)?!
Or how they seem to have a whole bunch of YouTube videos when I googled them, but I've got ALL YouTube blocked from my son's device. Or how they show as a British newspaper for tech but then on another site show as an American based company?
Forget the reviews saying they suck.
This review says they are DANGEROUS

They claim to have the best FREE sites for various things such as free no copyright stock footage, etc. Not one site they list is FREE. It's "TRY this for free"; "if you buy this, you get that for free". Scams galore AND no way to contact them. Until you come here to post a review, lol! It's right under here but not on their site?? What do I always say? If a company refuses to provide a WORKING phone number or email, they're scammers. Thanks for wasting my time!

Poor journalism in general. Poorly researched product comparisons, often missing features or even well known products. Some titles are clickbaity. Many pieces are just barely updated versions of pre-existing pieces. And all this with a triple dose of ads.

This is terrible.. Every single time i try to read a review or article, a lot of the text gets covered in adds.. It has been like this for several months now, and again it happens ALL the time.

How can this be. Is there not a single person on techradar.com, who cares about anything other than money crabbing for adds. I mean you could just check your page 1 single time and find the problem.

This is ridiculous.. And the very last time i'm gonna waste a single second of my life on your Disastrous page.

You suck BIG time..😱

The website has ads everywhere, it doesn't work if you have Ad-Blocker and ads reload every 20-25 seconds even if you are watching something else on another tab. I have the techradar tab open on my browser for 40 minutes... Imagine the money they get from this...

What an atrocious user experience on the website. It's impossible to distinguish between ads and articles. And don't get me started on pop-ups and videos. Holy sh#t.

The site itself is fine, not a fan of it popping a video up into your face but then it's really not a big a deal as people make out here, it's one click to remove it. It's not a real issue.

What is an issue, however, is their staff and low standards. I've come across a few reviews over the years on this site and each one was very underwhelming and provided both little -Actual- information, just rambling about one or two specific things/features/sections picked out from the product and passing that off as informative.

All it takes to see this pattern is to look at the 'pros and cons' section then read the review with those in mind, it's literally JUST about those points and nothing else expansive like practically every other review company/individual does without issue, it's like the reviewers used it for 5 minutes, looked at the surface level stuff and said 'yeah that has things' then posted up the review that is akin to a lazy school essay of trying to use as many words about one basic observation as you can to just fill up the page. It's very hard to take seriously.

It also seems like the people reviewing hate their life and everything around them, they very often (almost comedically) take either a neutral thing or a good thing and present it as a negative, like... how out of touch does someone need to be to pull that off lol. I only initially had one example in my head of this but I went back to see if it was a recurring theme before I included this point and yep, turns out I was completely on the mark.

As a final note, they have reviewed an unreleased game that has only ever been given 3 hour demo access to anyone who reviewed it. However TechRadar reviewed it as if it was the finished product (watchdogs legion)
- This is irresponsible and just makes them look really naive and desperate, as I mentioned before: no one else has reviewed this game as they have not had appropriate time to do so, TechRadar is no different. Again, proving they barely touch the product before saying whatever they think will fill the page up and give them traction.